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I Amy Ebsen, 1594 Peltier Lake Drive, expressed a concern on the impact to the whole city with all the developments and the number of homes being built. Steve Marcello, 1649 Peltier Lake Drive, also expressed a traffic concern. He stated the city needs to put in better streets. Dave Nyberg responded that the street standards are higher today. Scott Maro, 7276 Centerville Road, stated the project won't work as proposed because the maintenance of Peltier Lake Drive, Mill Road and Centerville Road are poor and the storm sewers are not in the right places. George Burr, 1693 Peltier Lake Drive, stated because the city wants the watermain to go through doesn't mean the residents do. He also commented that emergency vehicle routes have to be looked at. Rich Sohan, 7251 Mill Road, commented that Mill Road can't take any more traffic. Wayne LeBlanc, 1677 Peltier Lake Drive, said he used to sit on the RCWD advisory committee and doesn't think it would be that big of an issue to have a road to Main Street. Mr. Nyberg stated that if you impact wetlands you generally have to replace them at a 2 to 1 ratio. Regarding the traffic issues, Mr. Nyberg stated that it has been a long term goal to have Centerville Road develop to the north at a 9 ton road. Bonnie Larson, 1724 Peltier Lake Drive, experiences a lot of traffic from Waterworks -- drinking and driving and not aware of children. Ms. Larson stated that no thought has been put into developments in Centerville and this proposal is not ideal for this property. Tourville stated that the city will grow and doesn't feel comfortable putting up gates to keep development out. Norm Fritchie, 1637 Peltier Lake Drive, stated the traffic issue needs to be addressed. Don Moe, 1740 Peltier Lake Drive, stated the locals use Peltier Lake Drive as a cut across and also Lino Lakes residents use it to get to 35E. He also works on the fire departments and stated it is difficult to get through because of the large volume of children in the area. Need to look at the big picture -- what is best for Centerville as a whole. Mr. Buckbee stated he has a 13 acre parcel that was originally platted to have 22 homes and would like to see less density in Centerville. Would recommend not going to R2A anywhere in Centerville and would rather see R5. Ms. Ebsen said that traffic is one issue but what about crime with the limited police coverage that Centerville has.